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The road that liberated Bella Coola now transports roadtrippers to its storied heart
For a glimpse of North America’s great ranching era, follow the giant hoofprints to Pekisko Creek
It may seem counterintuitive, organizing a death race to save a dying town. But when it comes to ultramarathons, logic is the first to drop out.
“The adrenaline rush is tremendous. I have never done anything else in life that even comes close.”
- Chuck Stakes
Beneath a full press of sail, the Maple Leaf points its prow at B.C.’s forgotten coast, a region that holds one quarter of the planet’s last remaining temperate rainforest – the spirit bear’s home turf
Anchor D, a historic 1912 Alberta ranch nestled in the foothills just west of Turner Valley
On today’s road of life, drivers are far more hare-brained in their reluctance to give equal time and space to their slower road travellers
He goes by many names, but his signature is diamonds
Born in the Yukon interior, the Tatshenshini nicks the northwestern tip of B.C. before flowing across the Alaskan panhandle and into the Pacific
Restrictions for new drivers are freeing up some encouraging stats
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